Kenny Taylor

This is my home. I'm going to keep my home as long as I pay my rent. I just feel happy here. I wouldn't trade it for nothing in the world.

Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. I'm on the wall and I call police on them. They can't do nothing for me.

I was determined that the drugs or the alcohol wasn't going to destroy me. I come this far, might as well go all the way. That's how I felt about it.

Do you cook? Yeah, a little bit. Southern style. I cook a lot of grits. I love grits.

I got 19 chapters written already. I'm about ready to get it published. Everybody's got a purpose in their life. And my purpose was to write this book.

That anybody can put down on paper that they love something and stick to it. And so far, I've stuck to it.

I was homeless for about five years before I moved in here. I slept in doorways, I slept on the street, I slept in tents, I slept at the missions and stuff like that. I slept fun. Being homeless is not fun at all.